Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

 this evening. In that case every road in the city would be involved.
 OTTAWA, Ill, Sept. 7-The Supreme Court met to-day. No announcement in the anarchist case was made nor will there be until the judges have conferred together. The court adjourned till 9 a. m. to- morrow.
 SAN JOSE. Sept. 7-JudRe Spencer has given a decision ID the suit involving the title to the raDch of ElwOod Cooper, President of the State Board of Hor- iiculture, embracing 2O.OOO acres m Santa Barbara county. The decision IS in favor of Cooper, who Is the most ex- tensive grower of olives il the world. The sui. has been pending for fifteen years, and was based ol an old Spanish title.
 BOSTON, Sept. 7.-The Msverlck Oil Works, at East Boston. burned this morning. Five men lost their lives.
 PATTERSON, N. J., September "A fire thIs morning destroyed the buildings of the Grant Locomotive Works. Loss, S15000
 OTTAWA. Ills, Sept. 7-The Supreme Court hRs adjourned until tomorrow morning. without reaching the Anarchist case.
 LAREDO, Tex, Sept. Fig ht car loads of grading outfit wili leave here to-day for Sgltillo and San Louis Potosi. CD the Mexican National Railway, which will, without doubt, be completed tO the City of Mexico within twelve months
 LONDON. Sept. 7- The Times this morring asks whether It IS too much to expect that the American government should in some way signify beforehand, its willingness to be bound by the decIs- ion of tte Fisheries CommIsslOn.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 7-Jay Eye See and Patron arc matched to tFOA at Washing .on Park for five thousand dollars slde. Ths rsce to take place Sept. 2I:h or Oct. 2i l. wili 6o tho graUdest trottIng event os tho yesc.
 SACRAMENTO, Se5t. "A hop house s=o mice above Sacramento wss 6es troyed by five ti,is morning. Loss, S3O.- O00; insurance, SLIGO.
 FLORENCE. September 7.-Oa Angus. 9.L Nicholas Waite, & caEoher, Was way
 
 esst of kcTe and shot through tue neck the bullet passing around the vintplpe and VI ti'e recovered. BUdd DO5i6f Wcs recognized by Wcisa by the roadside and a-rs7ted, Gal heli n default of two tn us6Dd dollar bonds. D, D. Baker, alias BeS D.ckcr, dissspI aTed at the same time. but Eus gpprehenGed near LOr3sburg, N. M. and brought here. He confes-ss G COZ spirGCy with DOsier. Robert Dunn, and James Brssh to sill Waite aud his family. He was cfferec three hundred d0iigrs to kill him but refused. lie accepted an offer of twenty i've dollars, horse and gun to bear ths blame and fed. He is held in one S1OOO bonds, Dunn in Sl 800 aud BTash m S7, 5G0 Brash owned Q water ditch, and had ;-oublg~Tiih White, his He sh- bor. Suits were pending. The confes- sion charges B. sh wIsh origin sting srd aiding the conspiracy. The trial VII take place about the middle oI October.
 LONDON. September 7-The victims by the burning ofthe Theatre Royal. Exc ter, were mostly working people. As soon as the flames were pat out a large force began searching for bodies. Ihs stairway leading lo the gallery was lit erslly packed wlth bodies, while at the head of the stairs there were scores of others piled one on top of another. The unfortunate victims had rushed to the door when the alarm was given, bat found the stairway blocked and escape cut of.
 In a short tIme tie flames bsd reach d them sni they suffered a horrible death. There were pitIful scenes in the vicinity of the theatre this morning, as the friends and relations of the suppos- ed victims awaited the recovery os the bodies. ID many cases f.theTs and mothers both perlshed. and numerous children are thus left without means of support. Several bodIes were burned l SO that only a small cIuder remained. !
 The number Of persons severely in- iured is 60 It IS feared the number of deaths will reach 40.
 The inquest over the victims wss be- gun to-day. but it was impossible to identify many Ot the bodles, and the Jury simply viewed the remains. \ public funeral will be held to morrow.
 In the House of Commons to-day, ! NIT. Matthews, Home Secretary. said 1 that the calamity a. Exeter showed the 1 necessity of legislation in the matter. and that the government intended to l deal with the subisc'.
 EDITORIAL OPINIONS
 The Standard says that ;he similerity | between the Exeter theatre fire and pre- vio1s disasters suggests the Culpable dis regard ot the teachings Of expeueuce.
 Tte News says that ono effect of this awful disaster will be a general law gov ernIng the construction md manage rre5t Of pubic places throughout the kingdom. After this accident and that 0f yhe Opera COE!GIe in Paris we ought surely Co rsqu.-e no more warning.
 SAN FE,SC1sco, September 7.-Rapid prog ss on tbe CdEr!es.on is now be- ing made at the ship yard Of the Union irOn Works and there seems nO longer 1 sDy doubt that che will be completed within the specified time. The hull has been laid and part of the frame of her sides iS up. Steel plates are arriving 1Rily and the engines are nearly buIl.. Though the company at Philadelphia lss advantage !r tSe wey of proximity fo the steel wCrhs and iron mines. the Charleston ia further sdvanoed ia COZ struotiOn than tae cTuissr Baltimore. WAsHING-oS. September Tn refer sncr c the published report that Assis mt Secretary of State Porter intended To resign on account of strained Tela- ions between himself and Secretary BRysrd, Porter IS Quoted Rs having sald